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Toyota Grants Unique Tundra to Cincinnati Police Department

Toyota's new Tundra has won the hearts ofThe task of the Cincinnati Police
truck fanatics all over the U.S because ofDepartment's canine unit is to assist
its rugged good looks, excellent towingofficers in high-risk search operations that
capacity and a long list of features that areoften require the dog's keen sense of smell
essential to truck buyers. This was suchto locate potentially armed and dangerous
since  its  launch  in  February  2007.individuals suspected of criminal activity
and  evading  police.
However, Tundra not like any other will soon
be joining the Cincinnati Police Department.The Cincinnati Police Department has 10
While rugged, outdoors work and reliablecanine patrol teams and each canine plays an
service are assured to be part of its job.important  role  within  the  department.
But there are major differences in body style
and features. This Tundra to be used at theHills continued that they train those dogs to
Cincinnati Police Department will featuretrack lawbreakers and other armed and
four legs rather than four doors, and a taildangerous criminals. He further said that
instead  of  a  tailgate.those dogs can clear buildings faster than a
whole team of officers and often are in less
At a ceremony held in January 28 at thedanger  while  doing  so.
Cincinnati  Police  Department's  firing
About  Toyota
Range, Toyota donated the amount of $5,000 to
the Cincinnati Police Department to replace aMaker of Toyota Previa parts, Toyota
retiring member of its canine unit. Sinceestablished operations in North America in
Japanese-based car maker made the donation,1957 and will be operating 15 manufacturing
and the retiring dog was named "Dakota,"plants in North America by 2010. There are
police officials decided to show theirmore than 1,700 Toyota, Lexus and Scion
appreciation  by naming the new one "Tundra."dealerships in North America which sold more
than 2.8 million vehicles last year. Toyota
Sergeant Daniel Hils, supervisor of thedirectly employs more than 41,000 employees
Cincinnati Police Department's canine unit,in North America and its investment in the
said that they owe many thanks to Toyota forregion is currently valued at more than $18.6
making it possible. He continued that theirbillion. That figure includes sales and
unit might not have been able to replacemanufacturing operations, research and
Dakota  without  Toyota's  donation.development, financial services and design.
Toyota's purchasing of parts per year,
Andrew Gilleland, Assistant General Managermaterials, goods and services from North
for Toyota Motor Sales Cincinnati Region,American suppliers sums up to more than $28.5
said that Toyota is enthusiastic to have thebillion. According to a 2005 Center for
chance to help the Cincinnati PoliceAutomotive Research study, Toyota, along with
Department. He added that they were flatteredits dealers and suppliers, has generated
when they heard that the new canine would bealmost 400,000 U.S. jobs, which include jobs
named "Tundra" after their new line ofcreated through spending by direct, dealer
trucks.and suppliers employees.



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